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[Peregrine_Appleclock]

I'm getting a kick out of the fact that it's exactly sixty BPM and the downbeats are in sync with the time. This would make some really fun countdown music.

[Missy_Vonheart]

Ikr???? I never thought about that.

[Emman_Jumpsong1]

@Missy_Vonheart your work with music is beautiful. I really like the beats you come up with. Hope your skill set developers at a rate where it will have a huge impact in amazing ways in the future.

[Eerie_Coppernight]

Mademoiselle Vonheart, I am frankly in love with your music. what a perfectly lovely waltz.

[Titan_Candleburst]

warning this is terrible:
bad:

SFTDPIA
(sorry for the double post in advance)

[Hanna_Brassheart]

Craziness I actually sort of dig those

[Eerie_Coppernight]

warning this is terrible:

You do yourself a great injustice, Titan. Those are incredible.

[Peregrine_Appleclock]

Dude, these are amazing! What are you talking about?!

[Levi_Orangeburst]

Thats amazing! Sounds like the fatrat

[Missy_Vonheart]

I like them, I don’t know what you’re talking about.

[Jacoby_Elderfun1]

Sounds pretty good, @Titan_Candleburst! Keep it up, bro.

[Sierepica_Fuzzywalker]

It’s good beginning- might be a good loop track for a game, but a little long.

You just need some highlights. My suggestion is to add a drum track and change the rhythm every few bars to keep the ears interested. For the second one, you might want to mix in some bass at different pitches to open up the track.

[Titan_Candleburst]

here's another from a little something i have in mind :

@Jacoby_Elderfun1, thanks for the encouragement bro.
@Sierepica_Fuzzywalker, thanks for the tips!

question this one elsewhere...
one topic comes to mind...
ACE...

_{(hint hint )}

[Titan_Candleburst]

SFTDP

the fatrat

dubstep...

always...

sounds...

the...

same...

@Hanna_Brassheart, @Eerie_Coppernight, @Peregrine_Appleclock, @Missy_Vonheart, @Levi_Orangeburst. sorry i missed your posts, thanks for the encouragement.

and to justify the double post:
the other's wont upload

[Sierepica_Fuzzywalker]

I like this one better - again, you’re very good at setting atmosphere. It’s eerie and intriguing, kinda like a cave with a lake in it.

But who is in the lake? Or on the lake? See, if this were a game, you wouldn’t have to tell us with the theme. But if a hero is crossing the lake with an angry monster rushing to get him, there would be an ominous bass line for the monster and some kind of theme for the hero that would get mixed in here.

But maybe you don’t want it like that. Maybe you had something very different in mind. Maybe this just for an informational thing on stalactites, in which case it would be just fine.

[Hanna_Brassheart]

Intriguing! I never thought of music that way before!

[Eerie_Coppernight]

That was sublime in the truest sense of the word.

[Levi_Orangeburst]

dubstep...

always...

sounds...

the...

same...

Nooooooooo! Its not true!!! It actually is. But their are different stiles. like glitch hop, EDM, and Trap. stuff like that

[Sierepica_Fuzzywalker]

It is possible for music to create images, tell stories and observe. It’s like any other form of art. It’s not a new thing either: The Old Rugged Cross does this. The song moves in with the first few notes toward the cross, like a drone shot, and the chorus makes you feel the weight of the burden of carrying the cross. The notes carry weight.

The problem is, we are so used to having songs having music videos now that we forget that songs are “books” in their own right. I’ve actually caught music videos where the song’s actual “images inside the song” clash with the music video. So annoying. On the other hand, I’ve seen music videos that help the viewer interpret what they meant and it’s easier to get a grasp on it. Mixed blessing.

[Titan_Candleburst]

again for ace, youre on the run through the city core.

terrible nonetheless